Words


When my words lose their syllables to tiredness
and the silly mistakes begin on my typewriter
when I want to fall asleep and not wake anymore to the daily sadness
about the happenings in this world and the things that I can't prevent

then here and there a word starts to groom itself and quietly hums
and half a thought starts brushing up and looks for another
that momentarily was choking on something that it couldn't swallow
and now looks around
and takes the half thought by its hand and says: Come

And then some of the tired words fly
and some of the typos that laugh about themselves
with or without half or whole thoughts
from London's ghetto over sea and plains and mountains
again and again across to the same spot

And when you walk down the steps through your garden in the morning
and you pause and pay attention and look at them
you can see them rest or hear them flutter
a little cold and perhaps still a little misplaced
but always truly happy that they are with you


作者
埃里希·傅立特

译者
Anna Kallio

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